With The Lights On

Jason DeRulo · Talk Dirty [2014]

In the thunder and rain

You stare into my eyes

I can feel your hand

Movin' up my thighs



Skirt around my waist

Wall against my face

I can feel your lips

Oooh



I don't wanna stop just because

People walkin' by are watchin' us

I don't give a damn what they think

I want you now

I don't wanna stop just because

You feel so good inside of my love

I'm not gonna stop no no no

I want you

All I wanna say is



Any time

And any place

I don't care who's around

Mmmm



Any time

And any place

I don't care who's around

Nonononono

Weeoooh-hooo

Oooohooo

Hoohoo



Dancin on the floor

Feelin the slow groove

My mind is startin to burn

With forbidden thoughts



Strangers all around

With the lights down low

I was thinkin' maybe we could

Well...you know



I don't wanna stop just because

People walkin' by are watchin' us

I don't give a damn what they think

I want you now

I don't wanna stop just because

You feel so good inside of my love

I'm not gonna stop no no no

I want you

All I wanna say is



Any time

And any place

I don't care who's around

Mmmm



Any time

And any place

I don't care who's around

Nonononono

Weeoooh-hooo

Oooohooo

Hoohoo



Any time

And any place

I don't care who's around

Mmmm



Any time

And any place

I don't care who's around

Nonononono

Weeoooh-hooo

Oooohooo

Hoohoo

About With The Lights On

Jason DeRulo's "With The Lights On" serves as a defining track from his 2014 album *Talk Dirty*, solidifying his status as a prominent figure in contemporary Christian music. Released during a period where DeRulo was rapidly expanding his catalog with hits like "She Fly's Me Away" and "Marry Me," this recording exemplifies the polished, radio-friendly pop sound that characterized his work in the mid-2010s. The song's upbeat tempo and catchy melody made it a staple on Christian radio stations, contributing to his widespread popularity among young adult audiences. As part of his broader discography featuring albums such as *Tattoos* and *NRJ Hit List*, the track remains a significant example of his ability to blend mainstream pop sensibilities with faith-based themes, creating an enduring anthem for his fanbase.